4 edition of Walt Disney"s Uncle Scrooge. found in the catalog.
Walt Disney"s Uncle Scrooge.
Published
2004 by Gemstone Pub. in West Plains, MO .
Written in English
Five new adventures of Uncle Scrooge McDuck and his nephews
Edition Notes
| Other titles | Uncle Scrooge |
| Genre | Juvenile fiction., Fiction. |
| Contributions | Walt Disney Enterprises. |
| Classifications | |
|---|---|
| LC Classifications | PN6728.U5 U53 2004 |
| The Physical Object | |
| Pagination | 1 v. (unpaged) : |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL23025677M |
| ISBN 10 | 0911903348, 1415529159 |
Background[ edit ] The rights to Barks' works were licensed from Disney by Gemstone Publishing from until the end ofwhen Walt Disneys Uncle Scrooge. book ceased publishing Disney titles. However, the volumes of the stories are being published out of order, starting with the volumes that the publishers believe will attract the most attention, starting with Lost in the Andes! It was one of only three monthly titles to survive the "Disney implosion" of the others being Walt Disney's Comics and Stories and Donald Duck Adventuresand continued to be published by Disney Comics untilwhen Disney Comics folded and the license was reacquired by Gladstone Publishing. That usually means the latest from Marvel or DC Comics, or in my case, as I entered into my teen years in the early s, that meant a lot of series from a new company called Image Comics. It's a lovely tale that makes good use of its somewhat exotic setting.
It's a rather good example of what they were referring to in their book. Although friendly, the creatures love to create earthquakes and Scrooge races to save Duckberg. The 71st issue had a story written by Barks and drawn by Tony Strobl. Land of the Pygmy Indians: Uncle Scrooge 18; June, Scrooge buys wilderness untouched by man to escape the pollution of Duckberg only to come face to face with natives who are determined to protect the land from Scrooge. With just a few tweaks, mainly in the art, this story would become a positively Lovecraftian tale.
It's a lovely tale that makes good use of its somewhat exotic setting. Micro-Ducks from Outer Space: Uncle Scrooge 65; September, Friendly aliens visit Earth but experience difficulties despite assistance from the ducks. Tralla La: Uncle Scrooge 6; June, Scrooge goes to Tralla La to escape the woes and stresses of wealth and accidentally introduces greed to this once innocent land. Gyro makes a brief cameo.
Practical inlay work
The Cephalopoda of the Plankton Expedition
true book about archaeology
Canadian poems
The nature of cities
Further continuing appropriations, 1990
The Civil War.
Achievement in Bristol
The French horn
African elephants
The Holy Sepulchre and the Temple at Jerusalem
The widows mate
My Dolly
creed of Christendom
All in all, this is one of the better volumes of this series.
Walt Disneys Uncle Scrooge. book makes a brief cameo. Although friendly, the creatures love to create earthquakes and Scrooge races to save Duckberg. I enjoyed his comics as a kid for their madcap adventures starring characters that I loved, but now that I revisit his work as an adult with a trained eye, I can truly see and appreciate the majesty and the wonder in his pages.
When the series is complete, it will represent a chronological collection of Barks' stories. This would take on an entirely different significance if it were illustrated by, say, Junji Ito … The untitled final story is also fascinating, partly, I think, because I recently read Hypercapitalism by Larry Gonick and Tim Kasser.
Format[ edit ] Barks' duck stories have been reprinted extensively, especially in Europe. It's a lovely tale that makes good use of its somewhat exotic setting.
And certainly not a moneybin secure enough from The Beagle Boys. Go Slowly, Sands of Time: written ; illustrated ; published Not trusting the care of his precious money to his nephews, Scrooge searches for a way to extend his life.
Fantagraphics' 7. Tralla La: Uncle Scrooge 6; June, Scrooge goes to Tralla La to escape the woes and stresses of wealth and accidentally introduces greed to this once innocent land.
But under Rosa's creative flair, a zippy, glamorous Walt Disneys Uncle Scrooge. book suddenly appeared, with riveting stories and detailed yet kinetic artwork. He was an excellent storyteller who used his stories to not only tell jokes and send these characters on great adventures.
Colorist Rich Tommaso has stuck closely to the original colors, although muting the originally garish ones somewhat in a concession to modern readers. Those stories are all fun and it is a treat to see how much Barks packed into one page without it becoming overwhelming.
Before Fantagraphics there were two complete collections in Walt Disneys Uncle Scrooge. book published by Another Rainbow. Gladstone went through their own implosion inand Uncle Scrooge was briefly converted into a double-sized 64 page"prestige" format series, before Gladstone ended publication entirely Walt Disneys Uncle Scrooge.
book that year. It is, as it is explained in the afterword, the first volume of Uncle Scrooge material, but it will be the 12th volume overall in the Carl Barks collection. The first of these consisted of 13 issues and was published by Gladstone Publishing from to The first was the expensive, scholarly Carl Barks Library — in 30 hardcover volumes collected in ten slipcase volumes with three books in each, which was in black-and-white [5].
One could also argue that the story points up the importance of workers in keeping a capitalist system running. Includes deleted panels. Some stories were printed from recently rediscovered original artwork, for the first time since their original printings. Chris Sims - ComicsAlliance This series promises to be one of the best ever collections of a single creator's work, a self-aware treatise and the ultimate in historical detail.
For instance, "Last Sled to Dawson" is a romantic, evocative depiction of the untamed Klondike. And naturally they are defeated in the end not a spoiler.Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge Comic No | CLICK HERE TO SEE ADDITIONAL IMAGES TO ASSESS CONDITIONThe comic is in fair condition.
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